Storm Windows

The Best Way to Insulate Your Windows

A well-insulated home keeps your heating and cooling costs down. No matter what season it is, drafty windows, doors or other sealing issues will cause the outdoor elements to penetrate the cozy indoor atmosphere you’ve perfected. Windows are one of the first items to check. Maybe it was a cheap install, wasn’t sealed properly, or the windows themselves are old or low quality. This will surely affect the overall insulation properties of your home. Luckily, there is an easy fix to this problem. How to Stop Drafty Windows A solution that is top of mind for many homeowners is to re-caulk their windows. It is rather easy, cost-effective and helps to stop air from coming in and out of your home. However, caulk will breakdown... Read More →

SoundProof Windows Serve as Storm Windows as well!

Storm windows are usually installed as a cheap, economical alternative to single pane windows. “Storm Windows” are installed on the outside of the single pane window (usually the primary house window). Homeowners can opt for interior storm windows or exterior storm windows, which are installed on already existing windows. Unlike SoundProof Windows, these do not prevent noise. But there is good news for homeowners looking to address noise pollution and improving home windows for storms and winter weather. Our SoundProof window solutions can solve both problems simultaneously. SoundProof Windows double as storm windows and window noise blockers. A SoundProof Window will reduce noise levels by 75 – 95 percent, which is not possible with double pane or replacement single pane windows. Our experience indicates that... Read More →

How To Prepare for Storm Season with Custom Soundproof Storm Windows

From May to October every year, the United States battens down the hatches to weather the storm season as hot and cold air meet to create tornadoes, dust storms and hurricanes. Among the checklist for prepping a home, owners will typically: Check seals to prevent air infiltration & water entry Secure garage doors & structures Mitigate possible projectiles around the property Trim trees to help protect both the tree and the home in case branches are torn away. Stock up on canned goods Board up windows and getting out the flashlights. As these natural disasters tend to leave true devastation in their wake, taking time to prepare your home can make a big difference how it will fare from Mother Nature’s wrath. However, as you... Read More →

Reduce Dust in Your Home

During the 1930’s, the Southern Plains and Midwest regions of the United States experienced a devastating event. The Dust Bowl caused severe dust storms that swept from Texas to Nebraska. Land that was once farmed and cultivated began rapidly losing topsoil and deemed unusable. While the Dust Bowl was a tragedy and the dust that accumulates in your home is not, it serves a lesson. Wind caries dirt, dust and other debris that can easily penetrate your windows. If such debris is penetrating the windows than air is making its way through as well and contributing to a lack of energy efficiency. Without replacing your windows, there is an easy solution.   Does Dust Affect Your Health? Dust is a pollutant that comes from the... Read More →

Should I Replace My Windows?

Many of us have never purchased new windows. In fact, window repairs and upgrades are also uncommon. If your windows aren’t broken, why fix them, right? When finances are tight, it may seem difficult to justify home upgrades. Even when homeowners feel financially secure, the multitude of window companies and the myriad of window options available are staggering. This article answers the question, “Should I replace my windows?” We also discuss reasons to consider changing your windows, how many you should change at a time, which window types are available and factors you should consider while deciding. Why Would You Want to Replace Your Windows? There are a wide variety of reasons you might consider replacing, upgrading or otherwise changing your windows. One element to... Read More →